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NYPD hate crimes unit is investigating alleged assault on pro-Israel leader
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Brown University rejects pro-Palestinian protesters’ demand to divest from Israel
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As Netanyahu pushes US to join fight against Iran, Biden tells Jewish leaders US ‘fully’ backs Israel’s right to defend itself
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German town’s memorial stones for Nazi victims are stolen on Oct. 7 anniversary
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